(STATS) -- Itd be easy to keep listing accolades involving the two opponents in Saturdays biggest FCS showdown:- North Dakota States top-ranked FCS dynasty hosting a No. 8 Eastern Washington squad that just took down a Pac-12 opponent.- The two most recent national championship programs -- EWU in 2010 and NDSU the last five seasons.- NDSU facing the only program to hand it a loss in its FCS playoff history (a 22-1 record).- The most dominating defense in the FCS (NDSU) trying to stop a wide receiver (EWU senior Cooper Kupp) who is on pace to being the most dominant wideout ever in the subdivision.Oh, did we mention Big Sky versus Missouri Valley in an intersectional matchup that some FCS power programs never get close to playing in the regular season?Saturday at the Fargodome, it will be that and much more in one of the most anticipated games of the season.Weve got obviously the premier program at our level, and were playing them at their place, Eastern Washington coach Beau Baldwin said, so its been a fun week already to prepare for that challenge. And it will definitely be that -- a challenge come Saturday.In the only previous meeting, EWU slipped past NDSU 38-31 in overtime in the 2010 national quarterfinals in Cheney, Washington. Quarterback Bo Levi Mitchell led the Eagles to two more wins and the national title, then the Bison started their unprecedented dominance the next season. Theyve gone 72-5 since 2011.A case can be made that NDSU and EWU have the toughest non-conference schedules in the FCS this season, and both started with wins. The Bison edged No. 7 Charleston Southern 24-17 in overtime in the FCS Kickoff on Aug. 27 and the Eagles flew past Washington State 45-42 last Saturday, when Kupp left yet another Pac-12 defense in his wake with 12 receptions for 206 yards and three touchdowns.Kupps final touchdown reception was the 59th of his career, setting the FCS record. He will likely surpass 5,000 career yards against the Bison, and his 4,970 are only 280 from the all-time record. His 323 career receptions are 72 from the standard.Hes as good as anybody, NDSU coach Chris Klieman said. Different because hes going to be in the slot a fair amount; theyre going to work him outside. You know (against Washington State), he played some quarterback, they gave it to him on the jet sweep. Just a phenomenal football player that is really fun to watch. Not excited about defending him, but what a great challenge for our defense that you have the most prolific receiver in FCS history coming into Gate City Field.Eastern Washington, which had won four of the five Big Sky titles before going 6-5 a year ago, may be even better than advertised because redshirt sophomore quarterback Gage Gabrud settled in quickly in his first career start. He set the school record for total yards (551) and had six total touchdowns.Add in that NDSU has two first-year starters at cornerback in sophomores Jalen Allison and Jaylaan Wimbush, and Gabrud figures to spread the wealth to Kupp and two other highly productive wide receivers, Shaq Hill and Kendrick Bourne.NDSU will counter with a lot of nickel coverage in the secondary. Middle linebacker Nick DeLuca is expected to return from a left shoulder separation to help make the defense complete again.The challenge we have is there are so many other weapons around (Kupp) that are so good and if you just try to take away one guy ... for starters, its hard to do anyway, Klieman said. Were just going to try to contain him a little bit, and thats going to be difficult in itself. But they have so many other weapons that can beat you.EWU and NDSU are helping to put their conferences in the spotlight Saturday as the biggest of four games between Big Sky and Missouri Valley teams. Two of the other games come from within the STATS FCS Top 25 -- No. 14 Montana at No. 3 Northern Iowa and No. 19 Northern Arizona at No. 18 Western Illinois.But EWU-NDSU says it all, filled with the most subplots and national ramifications. Theyll meet again at EWU on Sept. 16, 2017.I like playing these games also, Baldwin said, just because I think it does well for just our whole FCS nationally. Just like Montana playing them last year, we played Sam Houston (State in 2013 and 14). Those early games, being involved in these big-time non-conference games ... I think it helps our level of football from a national standpoint and I think it makes people realize, Man, theres something more here than we may have thought. Cheap Jordan 5 For Sale .com) - The Edmonton Oilers and Vancouver Canucks both take aim at their first wins of the season on Saturday, as the Canucks open their home slate at Rogers Arena. Wholesale Jordan Retro 5 . 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Grand finals: 2.A key defensive linchpin who answered some early-season criticism by having an outstanding campaign.40. Nick SmithAge 28. Ht: 183cm. Wt:: 79kg. Games: 166. Goals: 9. Finals:17. Grand finals: 2.One of the competitions most accomplished and consistent small defenders, who invariably takes the oppositions most dangerous small forward.HALF BACKS4. Callum MillsAge: 19. Ht: 186cm. Wt: 80kg. Games; 21. Goals: 1. Finals: 1. Grand finals: 0The Rising Star winner has displayed amazing poise in an unfamiliar half-back role. Recalled after recovering from a hamstring injury.11. Jeremy LaidlerAge: 27. Ht: 190cm. Wt: 89kg. Games: 83. Goals: 7. Finals: 6. Grand finals: 0Capable of playing on small and tall forwards. Had a solid game in the preliminary final win over Geelong.24. Dane RampeAge: 26. Ht: 188cm. Wt: 87kg. Games: 97. Goals: 6. Finals: 11. Grand finals: 1.Outstanding All Australian back who can lock down small or tall forwards and provide rebound out of defence.CENTRES15. Kieren JackAge: 29. Ht:178cm. Wt: 75kg. Games: 209. Goals: 144. Finals: 18. Grand finals: 2Tough, quick and savvy, capable of producing team-lifting moments.12. Josh KennedyAge: 28. Ht: 188cm. Wt: 93kg. Games: 182. Goals 112. Finals: 18. Grand finals: 2An absolute bull in the contest and a clearance supremo who provides grunt and toughness.3. Jarrad McVeighAge; 31. Ht: 184cm: Wt: 74kg. Games: 286. Goals: 192. Finals; 24. Grand finals: 3Inspirational co-captain who rarely wastes a possession. Has overcome a calf injury to be recalled.HALF FORWARDS6. Tom MitchellAge: 23. Ht: 181cm. Wt: 83kg. Games: 64. Goals; 36. Finals: 7, Grand finals: 0A prolific possession getter who has gone to another level this year.23. Lance FranklinAge; 29. Ht: 197cm. Wt: 107kg. Games: 246. Goals: 786. Finals: 20. Grand finals: 4The most-dangerous forward in the game, capable of single-handedly tilting a match in his teams favour.26. Luke ParkerAge: 23. Ht: 183cm. Wt: :85kg. Games: 126. Goals; 102. Finals: 14. Grand finals: 2A high possession getter and formidable contest winner who can also take marks going forward and kick goals.FORWARDS41. Tom PapleyAge: 20. Ht: 176cm. Wt: 71kg. Games: 19. Goals: 29. Finals: 3. Grrand finals: 0A tenacious first-year forward who pressures opposing defenders and is a fine kick for goal.dddddddddddd8. Kurt TippettAge: 29. Ht: 202cm. Wt: 108kg. Games; 168. Goals: 318. Finals: 15. Grand finals: 1A veteran player who can provide value both as a ruckman and key forward.21. Ben McGlynnAge: 31. Ht: 172cm. Wt: 76kg. Games: 170. Goals: 195. Finals: 14. Grand finals: 1Plays above his modest physical dimensions with his pressure and goalkicking making him a valued contributorFOLLOWERS35 Sam NaismithAge: 24. Ht: 206cm, Wt: 108kg. Games: 12. Goals: 3. Finals: 3 Grand finals: 0Has blossomed over the second half of the season to become an increasingly influential figure in the ruck4. Dan HanneberyAge: 25. Ht: 181cm. Wt: 79kg. Games: 169. Goals: 82. Finals: 18. Grand finals: 2One of the best on-ballers going around and a key figure in the Swans deep midfield division5. Isaac HeeneyAge: 20. Ht 184cm. Wt: 80 kg. Games: 37. Goals: 44. Finals 5. Grand finals:0One of the competitions young champions, he can influence a game from any position with his courage and determination.INTERCHANGE10. Zak JonesAge: 21. Ht: 181cm. Wt: 79kg. Games: 30. Goals: 4. Finals 3. Grand finals: 0.Exciting young rebounding defender who has regained a spot after overcoming a late season ankle injury.29. George HewettAge: 20. Ht: 185cm. Wt: 83kg. Games: 23. Goals: 17. Finals: 3. Grand finals: 0An unsung role player who pressures opposing defenders and chips in with the odd goal.42. Xavier RichardsAge: 23. Ht: 195cm. Wt: 91kg. Games: 11. Goals: 13. Finals: 3. Grand finals: 0Converted from a defender in mid-season, has provided another tall forward target.16. Gary RohanAge: 25. Ht: 188cm. Wt: 90kg. Games: 78. Goals: 66. Finals: 12. Grand finals: 1Provides X-factor with his speed, making him both an attacking and defending threat.EMERGENCIES7. Harry CunninghamAge: 22. Ht: 182kg. Wt: 78kg. Games: 70. Goals: 36. Finals: 7. Grand finals: 1Member of Sydneys 2014 grand final side, the speedster has not played in this years finals series.31. Harrison MarshAge: 22. Ht: 189cm. Wt: 82kg. Games: 7. Goals: 0. Finals: 3. Grand finals: 0An emerging defender who broke into the team in the second half of the season, but dropped for McVeigh.13. Toby NankervisAge: 22. Ht: 199cm. Wt: 106kg. Games: 12. Goals: 3. Finals: 1. Grand finals: 0Second-year player, dropped when Kurt Tippett returned from injury for the preliminary final. 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